The literature reviewed here examined adult Hispanics living in the United States and their immense susceptibility to type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM). Varies studies recognized that people from minority groups specifically adults from the Hispanic community had a prevalence to T2DM and interventions were needed. Some studies had revealed that disparities in healthcare provision no longer existed (Rosal et al., 2005). However, a difference in access to healthcare existed across the adult Hispanic community. These differences were shown to had occurred for various reasons and some of the main factors that had contributed to T2DM included irregular structural barriers, legal obstacles (). Other factors included a lack of health providers, language
